Grand Fusion

I tried their take out beef lomein and wonton soup for dinner and was disappointed with the quality of the food. The portions were generous thou and the lady at the counter was very polite. Both the lomein and the soup were very salty with dark brown soysauce The noodle had a strange texture and had barely any other ingredients besides beef. Overall not your authentic Chinese cooking. I might give them another chance in the future just because the restaurant is conveniently located.

I barely write bad review on a chinese restaurant. But I have to tell the public their food are not cheap but the taste was so cheap and DIRTY! I was not happy today when I ordered $ 30 food from them during noon time. I waited almost 1 hr. The food was cold when it’s arrived. And I found multiple hair in my fried rice. What the hell is this!

This is typically my go to spot for Chinese food when I am at work. The delivery service is rather quick, and the portions are so large that I usually have leftovers. The food is good.
When I have physically gone to the restaurant for lunch, it is usually pretty quiet. Even at lunch, its never really crowded, but they have a steady flow of business. The restaurant’s atmosphere is really understated and modest.

First time here and found it tasty, good service. And pleasant atmosphere. We had the fried eggplant which was supposed to be spicy. I said light spice and although delicious, next time I will try out the dish as intended.
The triple delight was just that and I always like combination lo me in. The lettuce wraps are excellent.

Our regular Chinese place – we have them deliver about once per month. It is not the best Chinese food we have ever had, but the best place in the area that delivers to us (and we have tried them all). Overall, good and consistent, and prompt delivery. Unique good dishes include Beef Rendang and Salt and Pepper Shrimp (no shell on).

I really, really wanted to like this place! Close by, free delivery, great menu…
However, we ordered $ 50 worth of food, and threw out $ 45 worth! Honestly, nothing tasted fresh, or like it had ever tasted fresh. It wasn’t seasoned correctly and tasted like some of my lame attempts to make Chinese food at home. Ordering on line was easy, delivery was great, but as we all know, it’s all about the taste and quality!

We went there for dinner, our first (and last) time and it’s in our neighborhood. The place is pleasant inside. The food, simply put, awful. The egg rolls were cold, the shrimp overcooked and inedible. The beef and vegetable dish looked appealing although I did not try it. The sushi tasted spoiled, after one bite did not touch it. Left hungry never to return.

This is our go to place for Chinese takeout! Food has always been good and has never disappointed. We generally get from the following dishes:
Pan Fried Noodles (!!!)
Chicken w/​Garlic Sauce
Fried Rice
Drunken Noodles
Tofu in Black Bean Sauce
etc.
There is enough space for us to sit and enjoy our meal, but we like to do takeout from Grand Fusion instead!

Do not buy vouchers off
for Grand Fusion.
The manager or owner didn’t know I understood Cantonese! First of, he didn’t know what it was because it appears that he can’t read English. Another lady obviously knew about the
vouchers and explained it to him. The guy complained about accepting
vouchers. He said that he didn’t want to deal business with them because if he did, how could he make money. Way to go, Grand Fusion, for being so unpleasant. By the way, for Chinese food, the food sucks. I’ll stick to the restaurants in Rockville in the future… better taste and better priced.
If it wasn’t for the
voucher, I wouldn’t have even stepped into Grand Fusion. I didn’t realized this restaurant was the same restaurant that I had tried once before. The food was lousy from what I recalled before.

I am sitting at my computer right now eating leftovers from last night: Szechwan Green Beans with fried tofu, and Eggplant in Garlic-​Basil sauce. Both dishes last night were really good, and the leftover eggplant today is good. Happy to be eating it. Just the right spiciness. The vegetables are fresh and cooked just right, not overly. Oh wait, need to wipe some garlic sauce off the keyboard!
This Chinese restaurant has been a fixture for many years. It’s the place that Jews see each other on Christmas. It’s the place that you go to if you’re with the family on the way home at dinner time with nothing prepared, and you just want to dine out. It’s the one you order from if you want a hit of Chinese or sushi mid day or at 8 PM. This is your standard reliable neighbor, not too sexy or original, but solid.
I am surprised to see some of the negative comments from other Unilocalers. Over the years I’ve eaten here maybe 10 – 20 times. This is where my daughter wanted to come for dinner after her ballet performance. I can tell you that if the food was nasty or anything else, no way could this place have survived this long.
The service last night, as always, was quick. I ordered and waited quietly at a table for maybe 8 minutes (they promised me 10) until the order came, all packaged and ready to go.
The atmosphere is fine. Clean and bright dining room, small bar in the front (I can’t imagine sitting at the bar!). My family has had the sushi from here in the past and it’s fine, it’s not the place we would go for sushi or for sushi takeout, but if we’re there for Chinese and someone wants sushi, the restaurant is ready.
Beer selection is nothing to crow about, and they have Tsingtao so no more need be said, that’s what you get (over Bud or other domestic choices).
Grand Fusion is pretty much what you want from a family-​run, neighborhood restaurant: consistency, friendliness, good food, not exorbitantly priced. If I really want Chinese or sushi, I always go elsewhere. If I want something close to home, you can do a lot worse.

First of all, let me start by saying that all Chinese food gives me diarrhea. So I’m EXTREMELY picky when it comes to choosing a new place (Sorry for the TMI). However, my boyfriend and I decided to give Grand Fusion a try one Saturday night because the reviews sounded pretty decent. We ordered delivery, so I can only speak on the food, not the in-​house service.
We ordered Wonton soup, Vegetable Spring Rolls, General Tso’s chicken, and a Happy Family.
All in all, the food was good and worth the price. I was kind of turned off by spending $ 15 for some general tsao’s chicken, but the size was enough to share for 2 people with leftovers, so I wasn’t mad at it.
I was told delivery would take 35 – 45 minutes, but it came in about 25 minutes. What’s not to love about that?!
All in all, pretty good quality of the food, good price, GREAT delivery speed… and the best part of all… it won’t mess up your stomach like other Chinese places. I would definitely recommend this place over any other Chinese delivery in Rockville.

Not gourmet, not exotic, but ALWAYS reliable and exactly what I’m hoping for when looking for that old time comfort Chinese food. Good quality, right recipes, consistent cooking. What’s not to like?!

Nasty food, we ordered lunch sweet n sour chicken and one shrimp chowmein
Chicken was edible but barely, the shrimp was rotten and the spring roll was swamped in oil, it smelled so bad I could not eat it.
Please do yourself a favor and try somewhere else.
Not worth the time, effort or money. The only good thing is they were fast.

I gave this place a second try. I enjoyed the shrimp and vegetable tempura and the Chinese rice. The rice had too many onions in it for my liking but the tempura was great. Service was a lot better this time. It was cold outside so they could have turned them temp up a little bit. I sat on the other side of the windows because their windows are pretty drafty.

Hands down the best Chinese food in the immediate area. Sushi is good as well. The owner and staff make eating a pleasure and take out is the key business.

We’ve been ordering from here for 4 years and have been very happy every time. Food is great. They always get our orders right and they always charge us correctly. I highly recommend Grand Fusion.

Had my lunch here twice. They got delicious hot soup and sushi is not bad too.
Sometimes the service is slow and the place is busy. So be ready to wait a bit more for your order.

I had shrimp fried rice for dinner. The dish seemed okay: not terrific, but not bad, and the portion size was so huge that I’ll be eating the leftover rice at 2 additional meals. Price was reasonable.
The restaurant was small but clean, and the server provided decent service, including admitting to one of the persons at my table that she had brought him the wrong soup and replacing it with the soup the guy ordered. We all were able to have separate checks.
My dining companions seemed very happy with their sushi and Japanese and Chinese food. I’ll have to return to try the sushi and Japanese food.

Tofu Satay $ 6 (³⁄₅ NOMs)
Dip, dunk, nom, Oh yea the dipping fun! Its one very delicies dipping sauce. You can pretty much use it for anything and it will be nomnom. That was about the only good thing in this dish. I wasn’t a big fan of the tofu. I like my tofu to be crunchy crispy like the menu says. You know the kind of unhealthy deep frying that we all love! Good dish that you will enjoy for sure, but tofu not so much.
Philadelphia Roll (⁴⁄₅ NOMs) & Eal Roll (³⁄₅ NOMs) $ 8
Its double the roll, You got to order their lunch special any 2 roll orders (12 rolls) for $ 8. Great value for your money! Philadelphia rolls was great with just the right amount of creamy cream cheese and avocado. I thought eal was abit bland and was not a fan of it. I recommend exploring their sushi menu with this lunch special.
Egg Drop Soup $ 3 (²⁄₅ NOMs)
It dropped something for sure, Spoon after spoon it was just disappointing and thought that something was missing. I think it wasn’t gooey enough and flavoring was just not there. I think the absence of flavor and texture made it a not so nomnom dish

Solid but pricey Chinese food. The drunken noodles are very good, but they’re a nightmare as leftovers as the rice noodles clump together and harden. The Szechwan green beans and crispy beef are also pretty amazing.
When ordering carryout, I’d recommend adding 5 – 10 minutes to their estimate; they’re usually pretty busy and things get backed up quickly. No point in waiting there needlessly for an extra ten minutes.